Thursday night was our make up meet with Madison Memorial and Janesville Craig at Craig.
I always believe that we need to move our men around in the line-up to prevent staleness and plateau effect. The hope is for our swimmers to understand that this is an opportunity to find out they might find out they are better at other events. Example: Kia Wong becoming a very good backstroke swimmer and Kana becoming a solid breaststroke swimmer.
Though we lost to Craig Thursday night, I believe we learned a lot about ourselves and this will have great benefits for us in February.
Highlights from Thursday:
200 Free: CJ Light 1:59.0 . Kia Wong 2:10
50 Free: 1st Place Ben Saladar 22.34 Eli Miller Medley Relay Split 23.8.
100 Free: 1st Place Ben Saladar 50.08 . Eli Miller Relay Split 54.5, Kana Wong 56.44, Kia Wong 56.55. Anthony Jacobson 49.70
200 Free Relay: 1st Place 'A' Relay: Ben Saladar, Caleb Otto, Ben Sill, CJ Light 1:36.
100 Back: 1st Place: Anthony Jacobson 57.1
100 Breast: 1st Place CJ Light
Friday Night we swam Middleton and Madison LaFollette. Before we left for the meet we spent 15 minutes doing some team bonding and mental training. We swam stronger mentally and learning form the night before.
Highlights from Friday night:
1st Place Medley Relay: A Relay: Ben Saladar, Kana Wong,
Ben Sill, CJ Light
200 Free: 1st Anthony Jacobson 1:53, Eli Miller 2:05,
Saul Parente 2:13
200 IM: 1st Ben Saladar
100 Free: 1st Ben Saladar 49.6
500 Free: 1st Anthony Jacobson 5:20
200 Free Relay; 1st Place A Relay CJ Light, Caleb Otto,
Ben Sill, Eli Miller 1:38
2nd Place B Relay Ivan Perez, Saul Parente, Matt Locke, Anthony Jacobson
100 Back: 1st Place Jeshua Fraley-Markley, 2nd Braden Chamberlain, 3rd Merrick Wales
The TIDE's next meet is Friday at the Middleton Diving Invitational DJ Nora will be participating.
Saturday the Home hosting the Battle on the Rock. Meet starts at 10:00am, swimmers report at 8:00am.
Beloit Proud
Beloit Strong
Swamily
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